Electrical equipment from the resident of the SEZ of Moscow equipped airports of the country

The Moscow government pays special attention to the introduction of innovations in the transport industry, as part of this work, a resident of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Technopolis Moscow delivered 115 units of modern electrical equipment for airports under construction and reconstruction over two years. This was stated by Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

According to him, the supply of electrical equipment for air harbors is engaged in the company "European Electrical" (group "OMZ Prospective Technologies"), which produces switchboards, automatic power switches and lighting control systems.

“Technopolis Moscow SEZ already produces high-tech batteries for electric transport, power modules for charging stations, integrated circuits and modern inspection equipment,” the vice-mayor stressed. Another resident of the capital’s special economic zone delivered 115 low-voltage complete devices for airports.

The supplied equipment performs several key tasks, in particular, switchgear and power panels divide electricity between life support, ventilation and air conditioning systems, and lighting control panels allow you to change light scenarios in terminals and adjacent areas.

At the same time, the equipment from the SEZ resident complies with all industry safety regulations due to the presence of its own electrical laboratory at the enterprise, equipped with modern equipment for a full range of tests, which guarantees the reliability of the equipment throughout the entire service life.

According to Sergey Andreykin, Executive Director of European Electrical Engineering, cooperation with Technopolis Moscow SEZ gives the manufacturer access to rapid growth tools. “This allows you to invest in the development of production, find new partners and build ties with developers, integrators of automation systems and suppliers of components,” the top manager added.

The equipment of this manufacturer is already installed in the Amur, Murmansk, Orenburg regions, as well as in Abkhazia.

SEZ Technopolis Moscow was founded in 2006. Over 20 years of existence, according to the Moscow authorities, the project has transformed from a launch pad for innovative projects into a key hub of the domestic high-tech industry. Today, at ten sites of the special economic zone with a total area of 430 hectares, the production of more than 250 high-tech enterprises representing such strategic areas as microelectronics, instrumentation, biomedicine, IT and robotics is localized. The development of the SEZ Technopolis Moscow is carried out by the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of the capital.

The city authorities consider the development of the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone as one of the tools to support industry and produce domestic high-tech products. According to the city authorities, the work of SEZ residents is connected with the tasks of the national project “Effective and Competitive Economy”.